Human factors researches in KAERI for nuclear power plants

Lee, W.; Oh, Hyeonjin; Lee, Y.H.; Sim, Bong Shick

doi:10.1109/hfpp.1997.624875

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“…Nakatani et al (1997) presented a new method to evaluate the human interface design of plant equipment from the viewpoint of human error by maintenance personnel. In another paper, Lee et al (1997) discussed human factors research being performed in the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, including the development of a human factors experimental facility and the analysis of human error data. Gertman (1992) presented a mainframe version of a computer code for simulating maintenance crew performance.…”

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Human error in maintenance: a review

Dhillon

Liu

2006

Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering

159

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Purpose -The aim of the paper is to present the impact of human errors in maintenance as found in the literature in order for practitioners to be aware of their impact and develop actions to mitigate their effect. Design/methodology/approach -The paper systematically categorizes the published literature and then analyzes and reviews it methodically. Findings -Human error in maintenance is a pressing problem. Practical implications -A maintenance person plays an important role in the reliability of equipment. It is also a well-known fact that a significantly large proportion of total human errors occur during the maintenance phase. Human error in maintenance is a subject which in the past has not been given the amount of attention that it deserves. This paper will be useful to people working in the area of maintenance engineering, as it presents a general review of literature published on maintenance errors in various sectors of industry. Originality/value -The paper contains a comprehensive listing of publications on the field in question and their classification according to industry. The paper will be useful to researchers, maintenance professionals and others concerned with maintenance to understand the importance of human error in maintenance.

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“…;Lee et al (1997);Nakatani et al (1997);Pekka et al (1997);Pyy et al (1997);Rowekamp and Berg (2000);Seminara and Parson (1985);Sola et al (1997);Toriizuka (2001) 3 Chemical processingBalkey (1996);Eves (1985);Nelson (1996);Pekkarinen et al (1993);Raman et al (1991);Underwood (1991) 4 Medical devicesLee et al (2001) 5 …”

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